Field manual airborne operations

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fm (fm )/ 0 mcwp /afman/ navsea ssaf-mmo static line parachuting techniques and training september headquarters department of the army. This publication, Army Field Manual FM Airborne and Air Assault Operations establishes doctrine to govern the activities and performance of Army forces in forcible entry (specifically airborne and air assault operations) and provides the doctrinal basis for vertical envelopment and follow-on operations. DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY FIELD MANUAL U.S. ARMY SPECIAL FORCES GROUP (AIRBORNE) (U) Subject to GDS of EO DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY ˜ AUGUST CONFIDENTIAL Classified by_____DA_____ Automatically Downgrade at Two Year Intervals Declassified on May 3,

Special Operations Field Manuals: FM Landing Operations on Hostile Shore * FM Coast Defense * FM Operations in Snow and Extreme Cold () FM Desert Operations: FM Tactics and Technique of Airborne Troops: FM Aviation in Support of Ground Forces: FM Supply of Ground Units by Air: FM Airborne Operations Manuals All the manuals listed below are included in this download. FM Airdrop Of Saupplies and Equipment: Rigging High-Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles. Airborne Operations Manual (Draft)(1 December ); pages, 42 charts and illus. Price {Item No}[Contains extensive period airloading and movement information, including Gliders, a must for someone looking for World War Two aircraft loading procedures for airborne operations].